Daily Archives: Wednesday, July 6th, 2005

Via Ernie the Attorney we find that the Congresscritters have the mistaken impression that they are there to do something. In the instant case, it’s H. R. 3073, a bill to rid Congress of that pesky Supreme Court, in which … Continue reading →

Joe Gregorio‘s post, A World Made of (Well-Designed) Cities, points to two interesting pieces: Tim O’Reilly’s reprint of a Stewart Brand lecture on urbanization, and a Lincoln Institute of Land Policy presentation, Visualizing Density (which he found by way of … Continue reading →

I’ve come up with what I hope is a practical application of podcasting: love notes. Secretly download the new version of iTunes and subscribe to the love notes feed. Synchronize with the Significant Other’s iPod. Wait for her astonished call … Continue reading →